Meet Denis
Denis founded Priority Electric, and he is the electrician on your job. In reviews, customers repeatedly name him: punctuality, attention to detail, clear explanations, safety-minded work, and care with the project.
Nearly a decade of hands-on work
Denis built his trade the slow way: close to ten years of hands-on electrical work across homes, remodels, troubleshooting calls, additions, garages, and ADUs. That range matters on your job, because a remodel question is rarely just a remodel question. He would rather take a few extra minutes to explain what he is seeing and why than hand you a conclusion without the reasoning.
A Bonney Lake household, not a call center
Priority Electric is family-owned. Denis and his wife have lived in Bonney Lake for three years, and the business runs from the same community it serves. That shapes how the work goes: when the customer is a neighbor, the standard is the one you would want in your own house, and the person who quoted the work is the person who shows up to do it.
A named point of accountability
When electrical work is unfamiliar, it helps to know who is listening to the details. Customers have highlighted Denis in feedback about remodel electrical work, panel replacement, a transfer switch, lighting, outlet changes, wiring repair, EV charging, apartment-complex work, and commercial sign troubleshooting.
What the reviews make clear
The most consistent themes are not slogans. Customers call out showing up when expected, explaining what was happening, answering questions, working carefully, and leaving a neat result. Those are the habits Priority Electric wants you to see in the planning and work itself.
Start with your situation
You do not need a polished electrical brief. Explain the symptom, the room, the project schedule, or the decision you are trying to make. If you are coordinating other trades, include that too. The right next step depends on the job.
Common questions
What is Denis’s role?
Denis is the founder of Priority Electric LLC and the electrician doing the work. When you call or request an estimate, the person you reach is the person on the job.
What kind of projects do reviews mention?
Reviews mention remodel electrical, panel replacement, transfer switches, kitchen and recessed lighting, apartment-complex repairs and renovation, outlet changes, wiring repair, two-floor light and outlet replacement, a Tesla charger, and commercial sign troubleshooting.
Can I ask questions before work begins?
Yes. Clear explanations and answered questions are recurring review themes. Include your questions in the estimate request.
Can Denis assess an active electrical danger by message?
Do not rely on messages for a fire or shock emergency. Call 911 for immediate danger, and contact the utility for an outage affecting service.